Hugh Hefner's son started an OnlyFans account and let's just say not everyone's pleased with his decision.
Now, in this day and age, it seems as though starting a career in adult entertainment is easier than ever, especially with platforms such as OnlyFans making the industry more accessible.
And it seems as though the heir to the throne that is Playboy now wants in on the action.
Hugh Hefner's son, Marston Hefner, has decided to launch an account on the platform to help fund his Pokémon habits, much to the dismay of his wife.
The 33-year-old, who is one of Hefner's four children, spoke to Page Six, telling the outlet that while his wife Anna Lambropoulos might not be crazy about the idea of him stripping for strangers on the internet, it's something he wants to do to earn an extra dollar or two.
"She would rather me not be on OnlyFans, but what’s more important to her is me pursuing my dreams or my interests - taking risks," he revealed, before branding the controversial decision as "a long-term avenue for further financial security."
The pair are expecting their first child together after they tied the knot in August 2022.
Marston also told the publisher that he would be fine with his wife also embarking on her own journey of sexual exploration saying: "If she wanted to do an open relationship, we’ll talk about it. If she wanted to do anything sexual, that’s a conversation that we have no matter what, and we are always having it.
"I think we grew up with parents who, like, maybe the father could stray, or it was more acceptable for the male to do whatever they want. That’s not — I don’t believe in that," he added.
While the kinky content creator didn't disclose how much money he was making from his content on OnlyFans, he joked that he would "be able to own a Pokémon Trophy card" - which can cost a whopping six figures - before the end of 2023.
Elsewhere Marston, who identifies as bisexual, also opened up about his childhood stating that he "grew up with Playboy [magazines] strewn around in the house" so "nudity" was a common thing for him.
"As progressive as I was, I was still taught to stigmatize whatever pornography is," he said. "And I just don’t care to do that. Like, if people have sex and they make money from it, [cool]. If I end up doing that, cool."
The 33-year-old stressed that he can do this type of thing due to the "foundation" of "honesty" he built with his wife.
Sounds like his Pokémon card collection is about to get a lot bigger.